Multidisciplinary contributions from artists, writers, scholars, musicians, architects, and scientists provide diverse perspectives on protocols
foregrounds inclusive and equitable protocols as material practices and relational affinities
Includes essays, artworks, interviews, and scores to engage readers across disciplines
Opening score by Raven Chacon and contributions by renowned creators expand the conceptual framework
Edited by leading scholars and artists for a critical and forward-thinking perspective
Summarized by Shop
Explicitly—or not—protocols determine much of what we do. Far exceeding traditional notions of “good manners,” protocols are systems of language that regulate how we relate to each other, to our cultural, social, and political environments, and to the technologies that create them. The first publication to look at protocols across a wide
Pages
268
ISBN
978-1-943208-98-2
Book Cover Type
Hardcover, Paperback
Genre
Arts, Technology, Society & Culture, Philosophy
Target Audience
Adults
Publisher
Vera List Center for Art and Politics, The New School, Amherst College Press
